The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-07-21
THURSDAY, July q, 1887. No. 3
SUN B Fam S.

Ice cream every afternoon at John
Flynn's.
Good bargains in Boots and Shoes
at T. J. Moore's store.
A number of Morrisites attended
the services at Clontarf last Sunday.
Blank notes, chattel mortgages,
Notifications &c. for sale at this office.
If you want 10 pounds of good sun
dried Japan Tea for $500 call at L. j.
Moore's store.
To increase the room of their dry
goods department Wells Bros. & Han
son are building an addition to their
store.
The w. C. T. T. meets with Mrs.
Sprague Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock. AL friends of temperance
are invited.
The second advertising car of S. H.
Barrett's great show was in town this
week, for the distribution Of hand
bills in the city.
Take the advantage of the low
prices on Graceries for harvest at the
Cheap Cash Store. 1t will pay you.
Call and be convinced.
Geo. Vaughan has postponed in
definitely the auction sale announced
to take place tomorrow on the farm
of w. L. Colyer in Darnen.
While unloading wood yesterday
afternoon G. E. Lowater fell off his
wagon and dislocated his shoulder.
He had immediate surgical relief and
will be all right in a few days.
"Hunters, beware!' The farmers
of several towns evidently intend to
put up with none of your "monkey
| work" this fall. Dear hunters, we
extend to you hand of sympathy.
TIE Sun wants correspondent in
every school district in the county
not now represented in its columns.
Stationery and postage furnished to
any who will kindly volunteer to
favor us.
\ destructive hail storm accom-
panied by heavy thunder storm and
terrific lightning which passed over
Traverse, Grant and Stevens is re-
ported in detail by our Herman cor
respondent.
The commissioners met on Monday
as board of equalization. They ad-
journed Tuesday until next Monday,
at which time they complete their
work of equalization and meet as a
board of commissioners.
At the annual school meeting of
Morris school district held last Satur-
urday evening Geo. III. Munroand II.
Hutchins were elected for three
years and o. C. Hanson to fill the un-
expired term of Judge C. L. Brown,
resigned.
The attorneys Of the district have
not as yet unanimously responded to
the invitation given them to sub
scribe to The SUN for the benefits to
be derived from it's legal department.
The publication of the decisions Of
the district court of this district is to
be permanent feature of The SUN.
and one of much Importance and value
to every attorney.
The people of Stevens county ex-
| tend their sympathy to the farmers
Of the chlnch-bug-stricken sections of
our state. They remember with graf
itude the helping hand extended by
those who now suffer to many in this
region at the time of grasshopper
ravages, and they feel thankful to be
able now, if need be, to make some
return for the liberality then shown.
| Last Sunday afternoon large mum
Der of the villagers of Morris went to
the lake and grove at. G. Winter
mute's place, laden with good things
to feast upon to enjoy for few hours
the invigorating influence of the
country air in the various amuse-
ments of a well arranged picnic.
Boating swinging, shooting and other
amusements were in order. and with
a dearth Of refreshments the great
crowd present spent few happy
| hours.